tippin on 44's

If i get a 2.5 kit and get 35's on 20's on a 4X4, will it work?

LightningJMP

It will work if you have factory 20's or aftermarket wheels close to factory specs, but you will get a little rubbing at full lock.

tippin on 44's

Im talking about 20 inch rockstar rims

CrewCabKyle

I can easily forsee those tires rubbing man.. But until then, looks great!
For 37" all-terrains you have to get fiberglass flares.. and pretty much for 35" as well.
Again, looks good and hope it doesnt rub too much..

06fordf150

yep truck looks good but i would suggest some kind of lift if you want to keep the functionality of the truck!!

bosshogg

the smallest rockstars go for 20s is 20x8.5 i think

FX4 KING

As of today I still haven't seen,felt or heard it rubbing not saying it hasn't but to my knowladge no rubbing so far. I am sure it will rube if i get really rough with it and if i go mudding but as far as driving daily to work and putting the pedal to the floor haven't ran into a problem. I have about 1" (give or take a little) before i hit the a-arm at full lock and if i dont get crazy it will do good for now while i am saving for a 6" left. Thanks for the comments and the advise!!!

ATOM

my buddy has the same setup and rubs at full lock, hell i can rub my 35's with the rancho and my wheels got 1 more inch of backspace

JorgeRod54

haha take a turn with a bump and check the wheel well. otherwise, that looks pretty sick

ratchetjaw

Did the tire shop use spacers between your wheels and hubs? Might want to check it just in case. I have 305 70 18 M/T ATZ's and they rub at full lock. I would like to know what is different, why yours isnt rubbing.